JP2000505144A - Waterproof membrane - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】 防水膜 本発明は、セメント状構造物の防水に使用するための膜に関する。 ボーリングや掘削および続くショットクリーチングによるトンネルの建設のよ うなセメント状構造物の設備において、しばしば防水をほどこす必要がある。こ のことは、典型的には排水を設備したりまたは先ずセメント、ミクロセメント、 および反応性樹脂のような物質で岩にひびを入れ、次いでショットクリートの層 つくることによってなされる。この層に防水膜を適用し、この膜にショットクリ ートまたはその場でつくられるコンクリートのさらなる層を適用する。防水膜は 、典型的には例えばアンカーボルトの代わりに据えつけられる防水性重合材料の プレハブシートである。従って、結果として”サンドイッチ”構造である。ある 場合は、補強(繊維またはメッシュ)したコンクリートのさらなる層をその場に 置いたりまたはスプレーしたりすることによって適用してもよく、またこの補強 は、最後のコンクリート塗装に含めてもよい。 このような労働集約型の方法に加え、既存の膜は、特に漏れに関して十分満足 のいくものではなかったという事実が代替物の探索を導いた。最近、適当な膜に スプレーする試みがなされた。これらは、2パックのポリウレタン材を使用して いるが、適用が煩雑なこと、毒性問題(イソシアネート硬化剤)、ウエットショ ットクリートへの結合の問題等の欠点があり、高いトンネル湿度によるポリウレ タン形成の阻害によってこの種の方法が有する明らかな潜在的利点の実現が妨げ られてきた。 ここに述べられた欠点のほとんどまたは全てさえも避ける方法によって適切な 膜を提供することができるということが発見された。従って、本発明によって、 以下のステップ、即ち (a)支持体にコンクリート組成物の第一の層を設定すること; (b)このコンクリート組成物に防水層をスプレーすること; (c)防水層にコンクリート組成物の層を適用すること; を含む防水性コンクリート構造物を提供する方法において、防水層が結合剤とし て熱可塑性ポリマーの合体性粒子の水性分散物を含む組成物によって設けられる ことを特徴とする方法が提供される。 さらに本発明は、結合剤が熱可塑性ポリマーの合体粒子である粘着性中間重合 層によって分離された二つのコンクリート層を含む防水性サンドイッチコンクリ ート構造物を提供する。 ”支持体”とは、本発明の防水性コンクリート構造物が適用される未処理の、 水透過性表面を意味する。これは、通常粗い岩の表面であるが、例えば天井のよ うな人工の表面であってもよい。上記ステップ(a)および(c)のコンクリート 組成物は同一あるいは異なっていてもよい。第一の層(a)のコンクリート組成 物の場合、この言葉の適用範囲は簡単なコンクリート組成物(冷却スプレーまた はプレハブ)のみならず水平にしたりまたはスプレーモルタル(4mmまで)の滑 らかな層を伴う公知の種々のコンクリートを含むことを意味する。 ”結合剤”とは、乾かすと粘着性連続フィルムを形成する材料を意味し、”熱 可塑性”とは、架橋構造を形成するように反応しない材料を意味する。”合体性 粒子”とは、フィルムを形成するサスペンションまたはエマルションの粒子であ って、それらが分散している連続性媒体を除くと、少なくとも部分的に連続性粘 着フィルムに変わる粒子を意味する。従って、本発明に有用なポリマー分散物は 、例えば水性”エマルション”家庭用ペイントのフィルム形成媒体として使用さ れるフィルム形成水性分散物と性質が似ている。”結合剤”の定義に、熱可塑合 体性粒子およびセメントを含む組成物が含まれる。 合体性熱可塑ポリマー粒子の水性分散物を技術上公知の広い範囲の材料から選 べるが、ポリマーの性質自体は重要ではない。従って、例えば、適当なポリマー は、ポリウレタン、ポリエステル、ビニルおよびアクリルである。特に適当なポ リマーは、付加重合によるエチレン不飽和モノマーから得られる付加ポリマーで ある。このグループの特に適当な材料は、使用条件下”弾性”状態に留まるよう なガラス転移温度(Tg)を持つものであって、特に好ましい程度の弾塑性を有す る。Tgは15℃以下が好ましく、より好ましくは−15℃以下である。そのような分 散物の重い固形物含量は30−60%の範囲にある。適当な材料の個別例として、ポ リウレタン、スチレン−ブタジエン共重合体、ABS(アクリロニトリル−ブタジ エン−スチレン)ポリマー、アクリロニトリル−ブタジエン共重合体、ス チレン−アクリル共重合体、ポリスルフィド分散物、ポリウレタン−アクリル分 散物、ポリイソプレンとPVCのラテックスおよびビニルクロライドおよび/また はビニルアセテートと(メタ)アクリル酸およびそのエステルのようなアクリル モノマーとの共重合体が含まれる。瀝青エマルション等の材料をこれらの材料と 共に使ってもよいが、これらの材料が合体しなければ、結合剤の固形重量の50% よりの多く含んではいけない。このリストは徹底したものではないが、本発明の 概念を身につけた当該業者は容易に他の適当な材料を見い出せるであろう。その ような多くの材料が上市されており、適当な上市品の例として、商標”Acronal ”のBASF社で販売されているものおよび商標"Synthomer"のもとにSynthomerで販 売されているものが含まれる。 水性分散物に加えて、組成物は他の成分を含む。特に有用な一つの成分は充填 剤である。これは組成物を”伸ばす”のみならず、表面をあらくして、次いで適 用されるセメント状組成物に対する”ざらざら”をあたえる。それの存在するこ とが好ましい。適当な充填剤の典型的な例は石英砂および0.04−1.5mmの平均直 径の石英粉末、および苦灰石、タルク、雲母、バライト、鉄オキシド、チタニウ ムジオキシド、ゴム粒子および樹脂粒子、軽量骨材および”ホロスフィア”のよ うなガラス様炉残渣を含む。鉄、ガラスまたは重合性材料の繊維も使用され、重 合性繊維の好ましい例は熱可塑性材料のものであり、特にポリエチレンおよびポ リアクリロニトリルであって、好ましくは長さ0.2−12mmおよび表面積6−8M2 /gのものである。 本発明の組成物に当該技術で認められる量の標準的な成分を添加してもよい。 存在することが有利である添加剤の典型的な例は、流動促進剤、消泡剤、分散剤 、着色剤、湿潤剤、レオロジー修飾剤およびレオロジー触媒を含む。充填剤の存 在しない場合、本発明の使用に対する組成物は100%の分散物からなる。所望に より、添加剤は5%まで、好ましくは重量で0.1−5%(液体分散物の重量に対す る添加活性成分に基づいて計算される)を含む。充填剤が存在する場合(好まし い場合)、組成物は好ましくは、重量て20−80%(より好ましくは30−50%)の 分散物、重量で79.9−15%(より好ましくは69.9−15%)の充填剤、および重量 で0.1−5%の添加剤を含む。 分散物の重量は液体分散物の重量であり、添加剤の重量は活性成分の重量であ る。 組成物を第一層コンクリートにスプレーして適用する。これは好ましくは、シ ョットクリートであるが、ポリマーコンクリートのような他の適当なセメント状 組成物でもよい。適用される膜層は、厚さ、使用される材料によって、適用の条 件および所望の性質(クラック架橋能のような)が変わるが、一般的にはそれは 、厚さ2−15mm、好ましくは2−6mmである。適用は一回のスプレーまたは数回の スプレーでなされる。このスプレーされた組成物に、さらなるセメント状組成物 の層、好ましくはショットクリートをスプレーによって適用する。結果は”サン ドイッチ”構造である。そのような”サンドイッチ”構造がつくられる好ましい 方法を以下に示す。 好ましい変化はAの変化である。第一の層においては、厚さ2−15mmの水平モ ルタルをそれに適用することができる。膜を、コンクリートの適用後1−90日に スプレーできる。スプレーが常にコンクリートの適用後3日以内であれば、分散 物中の水がセメントの水和を助けるという利点が加わる。第一の層のコンクリー トがもっと長がい間(3−60日)放置される場合、表面を水で洗う必要がある。 このことが残渣だけを除き、表面を予め削り、膜の付着をよくする。前記のよう に、それを一回または適当な休みを置いて数回で適用し、乾燥および/また は硬化をおこなう。多層アプローチにおいて、一つまたはそれ以上のスプレー層 はガラス、鉄、セラミックまたはポリマーの強化繊維を含んでおり、別には、メ ッシュまたは粗紡の形における強化は、まだ湿っている膜に適用でき、次いで強 化がさらなる層の膜によってなされる。 このようにして形成された構造は優れた防水性を有し、優れた水蒸気透過性を そなえ、従って補足された水を膜を通して逃してあげ、界面の不できをさける。 加えて、それは、長持ちし、安全で、適用しやすく、かつ比較的安価ある。 本発明を、さらに全ての部分が重量で示されている以下の実施例によって説明 するが、なんら本発明を制限するものではない。 多くの組成物を以下の成分の組み合わせたものを一緒に混合して製造する。実施例1 ポリマー分散物1 30部 バライト 27部 炭酸カルシウム 42.5部 チタニウムジオキシド 0.5部 1.スチレン−アクリルエステル共重合体エマルション固形物50重量%(” Acronal”(商標)S361(BASF発売))実施例2 ポリマー分散物2 40部 炭酸カルシウム 55部 消泡剤3 2部 分散剤 4 1部 色素5 2部 2."Acronal"S361 3."BYK−035"Byk Chemie発売、パラフィンベースの鉱物油中の疎水性 成分の混合物 4."色素分散剤A"BASF発売、アンモニウムポリアクリレートの20%水溶 液 5.黒鉄オキシド"Bayferrox"(商標)316Bayer発売実施例3 ポリマー分散物6 50部 バライト 48部 消泡剤7 1部 分散剤8 1部 6."Acronal"6210(スチレン−アクリルエステル共重合体) 7."Agitan"(商標)731Munzing Chemie GmbH発売、修飾オルガノシロ キサン 8."色素分散剤A"実施例4 ポリマー分散物9 40部 炭酸カルシウム 32部 消泡剤10 2部 色素分散剤11 0.5部 色素12 0.5部 バライト 22部 長さ0.5mmアクリル繊維 1部 9."Acronal"S361 10.BYK−035 11."色素分散剤A" 12.赤鉄オキシド"Bayferrox"105M実施例5 ポリマー分散物13 60部 炭酸カルシウム 40部 13.スチレン−ブタジエン−アクリルエステル共重合体エマルション固形物 53重量%("Synthomer"33y20(Synthomer発売))実施例6 混合システムの例(ポリマー分散物+セメント) ポリマー分散物14 55部 ポルトランドセメント 14.8部 0.1−0.4mm石英砂 8部 石英粉末 22部 平均長さ0.2mmポリエチレン繊維 0.2部 14.アクリルエステル−アクリロニトリル共重合体エマルション固形物55 重量%("Acronal"DS6137X)実施例7 ポリマ一分散物15 35部 ポリエチレン/ポリプロピレン繊維 1.5部 バライト 48部 中空ガラス球面 10部 水 5.5部組成物の試験 実施例2および3による組成物を2mmのフィルムになるように大きさ500×500 ×40mmのコンクリート板にスプレーする。結果を表1に示す。 1.DIN/ISO 4624にしたがって測定 2.DIN 53504にしたがって測定 3.DIN 53504にしたがって測定 4.DIN 53515にしたがって測定 5.DIN 62617にしたがって測定 本発明の組成物のクラック架橋能は、設置された膜の厚さによる。本発明に記 載の組成物の優れたクラック架橋能を、実施例2の組成物の一般的な測定機械に よる試験によって示す。この方法において、円柱状のコンクリート(直径5Omm、 厚さ30mm)標本を機械によりコンクリート中に0.1mm/minの割合で連続的な斜め のクラックができるようにのばす。コンクリート中のクラック巾を膜中クラック が完全に広がる時点で測定する。結果を表2に示す。 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Waterproof membrane The present invention relates to a membrane for use in waterproofing cementitious structures. Tunnel construction by drilling and drilling and subsequent shot leaching It is often necessary to provide waterproofing for such cement-type structure equipment. This This typically involves installing drainage or first cement, microcement, And crack the rock with a substance such as reactive resin and then a layer of shotcrete It is done by making. Apply a waterproof film to this layer and apply a Apply additional layers of concrete or in-situ made concrete. Waterproof membrane , Typically of a waterproof polymeric material installed, for example, instead of anchor bolts It is a prefab seat. Thus, the result is a "sandwich" structure. is there If necessary, place an additional layer of reinforced (fibre or mesh) concrete in place It may be applied by placing or spraying and also this reinforcement May be included in the final concrete coating. In addition to such labor-intensive methods, existing membranes are fully satisfactory, especially with regard to leaks. The fact that it wasn't a good thing led to the search for alternatives. Recently, to a suitable film An attempt was made to spray. These are made using two packs of polyurethane However, application is complicated, toxicity problems (isocyanate curing agent), wet Disadvantages, such as the problem of bonding to Inhibition of tan formation hinders realization of the obvious potential benefits of this type of method I have been. Appropriate by means of avoiding most or even all of the disadvantages mentioned here It has been discovered that a membrane can be provided. Thus, according to the present invention, The following steps: (A) setting a first layer of a concrete composition on a support; (B) spraying a waterproofing layer on the concrete composition; (C) applying a layer of the concrete composition to the waterproof layer; A method for providing a waterproof concrete structure comprising: Provided by a composition comprising an aqueous dispersion of coalesced particles of a thermoplastic polymer. A method is provided. Furthermore, the present invention relates to an adhesive intermediate polymerization in which the binder is a united particle of a thermoplastic polymer. Waterproof sandwich concrete containing two concrete layers separated by layers Provide a seat structure. "Support" refers to the untreated, untreated, concrete structure to which the waterproof concrete structure of the present invention is applied. Means a water-permeable surface. This is usually a rough rock surface, but for example a ceiling Such an artificial surface may be used. Concrete of steps (a) and (c) above The compositions can be the same or different. Concrete composition of the first layer (a) In the case of objects, this term applies to simple concrete compositions (cooling spray or Not only prefabricated) but also horizontal or spray mortar (up to 4mm) It is meant to include various known concretes with a clear layer. "Binder" means a material that, when dried, forms a tacky continuous film. By "plastic" is meant a material that does not react to form a crosslinked structure. "Particles" are suspension or emulsion particles that form a film. Therefore, excluding the continuous medium in which they are dispersed, it is at least partially continuous viscous. Means particles that change to a deposited film. Thus, the polymer dispersions useful in the present invention are Used as a film-forming medium in, for example, aqueous "emulsions" household paints. The properties are similar to the film-forming aqueous dispersions obtained. Thermoplastic compound Includes compositions comprising somatic particles and cement. An aqueous dispersion of coalescable thermoplastic polymer particles is selected from a wide range of materials known in the art. Again, the nature of the polymer itself is not important. Thus, for example, a suitable polymer Are polyurethane, polyester, vinyl and acrylic. Especially suitable Rimmer is an addition polymer obtained from ethylenically unsaturated monomer by addition polymerization. is there. Particularly suitable materials from this group are those which remain "elastic" under the conditions of use. With a high glass transition temperature (Tg) and a particularly favorable elastoplasticity You. Tg is preferably 15 ° C or lower, more preferably -15 ° C or lower. Such a minute The heavy solids content of the powder is in the range of 30-60%. For specific examples of suitable materials, see Urethane, styrene-butadiene copolymer, ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene Ene-styrene) polymer, acrylonitrile-butadiene copolymer, Tylene-acrylic copolymer, polysulfide dispersion, polyurethane-acrylic component Powder, latex of polyisoprene and PVC and vinyl chloride and / or Is acrylic, such as vinyl acetate and (meth) acrylic acid and its esters Copolymers with monomers are included. Use materials such as bitumen emulsions with these materials May be used together, but if these materials do not coalesce, 50% of the solid weight of the binder Don't contain more. This list is not exhaustive, but Those skilled in the art will readily find other suitable materials. That Many materials are marketed, such as the trademark "Acronal" And sold by Synthomer under the trademark "Synthomer" Includes items sold. In addition to the aqueous dispersion, the composition contains other ingredients. One particularly useful ingredient is filling Agent. This not only "stretches" the composition but also roughens the surface and then Gives a "grainy" appearance to the cementitious composition used. That it exists Is preferred. Typical examples of suitable fillers are quartz sand and average diameters of 0.04-1.5 mm. Diameter quartz powder, and dolomite, talc, mica, barite, iron oxide, titanium Mudoxide, rubber and resin particles, lightweight aggregates and "holosphere" Contains una glass-like furnace residue. Fibers of iron, glass or polymerizable materials are also used, Preferred examples of synthetic fibers are those of thermoplastic materials, especially polyethylene and polyethylene. Liacrylonitrile, preferably 0.2-12 mm in length and 6-8 M in surface areaTwo / G. Art-recognized amounts of standard ingredients may be added to the compositions of the present invention. Typical examples of additives that are advantageously present are glidants, defoamers, dispersants , Colorants, wetting agents, rheology modifiers and rheology catalysts. Presence of filler If not present, the compositions for use according to the invention consist of 100% dispersion. As desired More preferably, the additive is up to 5%, preferably 0.1-5% by weight (based on the weight of the liquid dispersion) Calculated based on the added active ingredient). If filler is present (preferred Composition) preferably comprises 20-80% (more preferably 30-50%) by weight Dispersion, 79.9-15% (more preferably 69.9-15%) filler by weight, and weight With 0.1-5% additive. The weight of the dispersion is the weight of the liquid dispersion and the weight of the additives is the weight of the active ingredient. You. The composition is sprayed onto the first layer concrete and applied. This is preferably Gut cleats, but other suitable cementitious materials such as polymer concrete It may be a composition. The applicable membrane layer depends on the thickness and the material used. And desired properties (such as crack crosslinking ability) vary, but generally And a thickness of 2 to 15 mm, preferably 2 to 6 mm. Apply once spray or several times Made by spray. The sprayed composition may be added to a further cementitious composition. Layer, preferably shotcrete, is applied by spraying. The result is "San A "sandwich" structure. Such a "sandwich" structure is preferred The method is described below. A preferred change is a change in A. In the first layer, a horizontal model 2-15 mm thick Lutar can be applied to it. The membrane is applied 1-90 days after application of the concrete. Can spray. Disperse if spray is always within 3 days after application of concrete The added benefit is that the water in the material aids in the hydration of the cement. First layer concrete If the sample is left for a longer period (3-60 days), the surface must be washed with water. This removes only the residue and pre-shaves the surface to improve the adhesion of the film. As above And apply it once or several times with a suitable break, dry and / or Performs curing. One or more spray layers in a multi-layer approach Contains glass, iron, ceramic or polymer reinforced fibers; Reinforcement in the form of mash or roving can be applied to membranes that are still wet, The modification is effected by a further layer of membrane. The structure thus formed has excellent waterproofness and excellent water vapor permeability. In addition, it allows the trapped water to escape through the membrane, avoiding interface failure. In addition, it is durable, secure, easy to apply and relatively inexpensive. The invention is further illustrated by the following examples in which all parts are given by weight. However, the present invention is not limited at all. Many compositions are made by mixing together the following combinations of ingredients:Example 1 Polymer dispersion1 30 copies Barite 27 parts 42.5 parts of calcium carbonate 0.5 parts of titanium dioxide 1. 50% by weight of styrene-acrylic ester copolymer emulsion solids (" Acronal ”(trademark) S361 (released by BASF)Example 2 Polymer dispersionTwo 40 parts 55 parts of calcium carbonate DefoamerThree 2 copies DispersantFour One copy PigmentFive 2 copies 2. "Acronal" S361 3. "BYK-035" Byk Chemie launched, hydrophobicity in paraffin-based mineral oil Mixture of ingredients 4. Launched "Dye Dispersant A" BASF, ammonium polyacrylate 20% aqueous solution liquid 5. Launched black iron oxide "Bayferrox" (trademark) 316 BayerExample 3 Polymer dispersion6 50 copies Barite 48 parts Defoamer7 One copy Dispersant8 One copy 6. "Acronal" 6210 (styrene-acrylic ester copolymer) 7. Launched "Agitan" (TM) 731 Munzing Chemie GmbH, Modified Organoshiro Xan 8. "Dye dispersant A"Example 4 Polymer dispersion9 40 parts 32 parts of calcium carbonate DefoamerTen 2 copies Dye dispersant11 0.5 parts Pigment12 0.5 parts Barite 22 parts One piece of 0.5mm length acrylic fiber 9. "Acronal" S361 10.BYK-035 11. "Dye dispersant A" 12. Red iron oxide "Bayferrox" 105MExample 5 Polymer dispersion13 60 parts 40 parts of calcium carbonate 13.Styrene-butadiene-acryl ester copolymer emulsion solid 53% by weight ("Synthomer" 33y20 (Synthomer released))Example 6 Example of mixing system (polymer dispersion + cement) Polymer dispersion14 55 parts Portland cement 14.8 parts 8 pieces of 0.1-0.4mm quartz sand Quartz powder 22 parts Average length 0.2 mm polyethylene fiber 0.2 parts 14.Acrylic ester-acrylonitrile copolymer emulsion solid 55 % By weight ("Acronal" DS6137X)Example 7 Polymer monodispersion15 35 parts Polyethylene / polypropylene fiber 1.5 parts Barite 48 parts Hollow glass sphere 10 parts 5.5 parts of waterTesting the composition The compositions according to Examples 2 and 3 were sized to a size of 500 × 500 to give a 2 mm film. Spray on a × 40mm concrete plate. Table 1 shows the results. 1. Measured according to DIN / ISO 4624 2.Measured according to DIN 53504 3.Measured according to DIN 53504 4.Measured according to DIN 53515 5.Measured according to DIN 62617 The ability of the composition of the present invention to cross-link cracks depends on the thickness of the deposited film. In the present invention The excellent crack cross-linking ability of the composition described above can be used as a general measuring machine for the composition of Example 2. Indicated by tests by In this method, columnar concrete (diameter 5Omm, Thickness 30mm) Specimen is continuously slanted at a rate of 0.1mm / min in concrete by machine. To be able to crack. Crack width in concrete It is measured at the point when is completely spread. Table 2 shows the results.
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